POPULARITY
6 episodes with founder chair
9 episodes with founder chair
2 episodes with founder chair
2 episodes with founder chair
3 episodes with founder chair
2 episodes with founder chair
Steph is the Founder & Chair of Trustees of The Archie Matthews Trust.The Archie Matthews Trust was set up by the Matthews family in 2024 in response to the loss of Archie - Steph's son - to suicide. Archie had ADHD and Autism.The Trust's mission: To raise awareness of young men's mental health challenges and neurodiversity, and providing support for young men.
This week, Christiana, Tom and Paul tackle the latest on the global plastics treaty (known as INC-5), which ended last week without a deal. Why were countries unable to agree a deal despite the huge amount of public concern about plastic pollution? What pathways remain for an agreement in 2025? And why is it so important to maintain focus on plastic from a climate point of view? Dive into the challenges and explore potential solutions with the team. Continuing this critical theme, Ellen MacArthur, Founder & Chair of Trustees of the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, world record-breaking sailor and circular economy advocate, joins Christiana to share an exclusive conversation as part of a collaboration between The Circular Economy Show and Outrage + Optimism. Together they consider what's next for the global plastics treaty, get excited about the role of the private sector in tackling plastic pollution, and highlight how the visibility of plastics can help capture public attention on climate. Before you go… Listener Survey Help shape the podcast for 2025! If you haven't yet completed our annual listener survey, we'd be so grateful if you can spare 10 minutes to complete it here. Tell us what you like, what you don't like, and what you want more of from Outrage + Optimism. NOTES AND RESOURCES GUEST Dame Ellen MacArthur Website | Twitter (X) Ellen MacArthur Foundation Website | LinkedIn | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter (X) The Foundation works to accelerate the transition to a circular economy, if you'd like to find out more, the Foundation's podcast ‘The Circular Economy Show' talks to experts from across industry, governments and academia to hear first hand about how the circular economy is being developed and scaled. December Mailbag Episode We would LOVE to hear your questions for our end of year listener Mailbag episode. Whether it is your questions on our most recent How to Live a Good Life series, questions on the recent COPs or everything and anything in between. Please either: Send us an email: contact@globaloptimism.com with Climate Questions: December Mailbag in the title. Visit our social media pages and drop the question in the comments. Alternatively, if you want the chance for your message to be played on the show, record a message for us here Learn more about the Paris Agreement. It's official, we're a TED Audio Collective Podcast - Proof! Check out more podcasts from The TED Audio Collective Please follow us on social media! Instagram | LinkedIn
In this episode, Sumit Nagpal, Founder, Chair, and CEO at Cherish Health shares insights into Cherish - a software company that ‘develops advanced ambient sensor platforms and AI to provide in-home safety and health monitoring solutions'.
Roland Rudd – Founder & Chair, FGS Global Roland Rudd is a founder and Chair of FGS Global, the leading stakeholder advisory group created through the combination of Finsbury, Hering Schuppener, Glover Park Group and Sard Verbinnen. He provides personal counsel to board members and senior executives at the most critical moments for their companies. Prior to founding the strategic communications company Finsbury in 1994, he worked as a political and financial journalist at the Financial Times and The Times. Roland is also the Chair of Tate, which he has been involved with for the past 25 years, first serving as a Patron, Chair of the Business Advisory Group and then as Deputy Chair. He has also been a Trustee and fundraiser for the Royal Opera House and is currently a Trustee of the Bayreuth Festival, as well as a patron of Grange Park Opera and the Holburne Museum. He is currently Chair of the Governors for Millfield School, a Trustee at Speakers for Schools, an ambassador for Made by Dyslexia and an Honorary Fellow at the Centre for Corporate Reputation, Regents College, Oxford University. He also serves as a Specially Appointed Commissioner at the Royal Hospital Chelsea and is an Ambassador for the Alzheimer's Society.Top Leadership Tip: Be focused: it's so easy to waste time on things that have little or no relevance to what you are doing. Most people waste at least half their time doing irrelevant stuff. Be effective: make what you are doing count, by making a difference. Don't put things off; do them now. Have fun: you are best at what you are most passionate about. And in pursuing what you like best, it's important to have fun. Summary 1-line: “Be focused, be effective, and have fun – you are best at what you are most passionate about, and in pursuing what you like best, it's important to have fun”. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Joe Tsai is chair and co-founder of Alibaba, one of the world's largest companies with over a billion consumers. Joe shares unique insight in the Chinese economy and consumer, how he met Jack Ma, and how far behind China is from the US when it comes to AI development. Joe is also a huge sports fan and owns the NBA basketball team Brooklyn Nets. We own almost 2% of the company, and it's one of our largest holdings in Asia. So, a lot to talk about, tune in!Links:Watch the episode on YouTube: Norges Bank Investment Management - YouTubeWant to learn more about the fund? The fund | Norges Bank Investment Management (nbim.no)Follow Nicolai Tangen on LinkedIn: Nicolai Tangen | LinkedInFollow NBIM on LinkedIn: Norges Bank Investment Management: Administrator for bedriftsside | LinkedInFollow NBIM on Instagram: Explore Norges Bank Investment Management on Instagram Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
@Earl Eddings has started, sold and acquired multiple businesses. Along the way he's had high profile roles including as Chair of Cricket Australia, and served as Non Executive Director, Advisory Board member, Adviser and Mentor to other business owners and businesses. He's had wins. He's also learned a lot from experiences where things didn't go to plan. These experiences were however formative and continue to shape how he continues to approach his work, the support he provides to other business leaders and business owners. In our discussion we cover;Earl's background and his journey as a business owner, including his first owned business and its saleTurning around businesses and the importance of planning for an exitThe key factors to consider when selling a business, such as having a clean balance sheet and strong systemsThe significance of trust, open communication and integrity in mergers and acquisitions, as well as the importance of proper due diligenceThe importance of expert advice and representationManaging expectations to avoid unrealistic valuationsPlanning for an exit and the starting point, and the future visionWays to increase the value of the businessThe importance of identifying potential buyers and scanning the market is highlightedMitigating risks and ensuring sustainability Working with the buyer and transitioningThe use of non-binding indicative offers and deal negotiationsWhy to avoid lengthy exclusivity periods is emphasizedThe vital importance of personal aspirations and family considerationsThe role of non-executive directors and advisory boardsWhy seeking guidance and building networks is encouraged as a way to navigate the complexities of selling a businessSome of the key takeaways;When starting a business, it's important to have an exit plan in mind and be prepared for a potential sale.#Culturalfit and alignment of strategic intent are crucial considerations in mergers and acquisitions.Plan for an exit by starting with a clear vision of the future.Identify potential buyers and scan the market to find the right fit.Consider personal aspirations and family dynamics when planning for an exit.Engage non-executive directors and #advisoryboards for guidance and support.Build networks and seek guidance from experienced professionals.@kerrcapital @michaelkerr Thanks for listening. Visit the Small Business Banter website to subscribe, listen back, or check out any resources or information mentioned on the show. Search @SmallBusinessBanter on your favorite podcast player to subscribe and listen to the episodes. Reach out to Michael Kerr via the website if you need personal assistance or advice for your small business. michael.kerr@kerrcapital.com.au www.smallbusinessbanter.com.au
Masimo Founder, Chair, and CEO Joe Kiani discusses the patent dispute with Apple over its blood oxygen sensor. He speaks with Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In a world where gender equality and diversity take centre stage, Pinky Lilani, a trailblazing advocate based in London, is leading a transformative movement through the Women of the Future program. Recognised for her exceptional service to charity and commitment to empowering women, Lilani shares her inspiring journey and discusses the evolution of the program, which aims to nurture and uplift the next generation of women leaders globally. Explore the profound values, adaptive strategies, and impactful initiatives that define her vision for a more inclusive and empowered future. [00:37] - About Pinky Lilani Pinky is the Founder and Chair of the Women of the Future Program. She is a trailblazing advocate for gender equality, diversity and inclusion. Pinky was appointed as Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE). She was honoured as the Commander of the British or Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) for services to women in business. Currently, she is the Deputy Lieutenant for Greater London. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tbcy/support
Tributes have continued to pour in for singer Sinéad O'Connor whose death was announced on Wednesday evening. Kieran was joined by Shaykh Dr Umar Al-Qadri, Founder & Chair of the Irish Muslim Council and Victoria Mary Clarke, Wife of Shane McGowan... Image: Twitter via Victoria Mary Clarke @Victoriamary
On this episode Nick shares the stage with Dr. Martin Clancey, who is a distinguished Irish musician, academic, and industry consultant, currently serving as an RC Research Fellow at the Center for Digital Humanities, Trinity College Dublin. He holds the prestigious position of Founder Chair of the IEEE Global AI Ethics Arts Committee. His expertise in AI and music is widely recognized, with publications in the IEEE Journal and a book titled "Artificial Intelligence and Music Ecosystem" published by Routledge UK. As a Certified Ableton Live 11 Trainer, he has imparted knowledge on music creativity and industry practices in renowned institutions like KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Queen Mary University of London, and University College Dublin. Join host Nick on this insightful podcast as we explore the world of music and technology. Delve into the distinctions between the music industry and the music ecosystem, unravel the complexities of music copyright infringements, and discover the myriad ways AI is revolutionizing music-making, from creative composition to marketing.
On this episode Nick shares the stage with Dr. Martin Clancey, who is a distinguished Irish musician, academic, and industry consultant, currently serving as an RC Research Fellow at the Center for Digital Humanities, Trinity College Dublin. He holds the prestigious position of Founder Chair of the IEEE Global AI Ethics Arts Committee. His expertise in AI and music is widely recognized, with publications in the IEEE Journal and a book titled "Artificial Intelligence and Music Ecosystem" published by Routledge UK. As a Certified Ableton Live 11 Trainer, he has imparted knowledge on music creativity and industry practices in renowned institutions like KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Queen Mary University of London, and University College Dublin. Join host Nick on this insightful podcast as we explore the world of music and technology. Delve into the distinctions between the music industry and the music ecosystem, unravel the complexities of music copyright infringements, and discover the myriad ways AI is revolutionizing music-making, from creative composition to marketing.
In light of our current economy, it's crucial to get a grip on how the economy and inflation have impacted giving. In this episode of the Cause+Effect Podcast Rick Dunham, Founder+Chair of Dunham+Company and Trent Dunham, President+CEO, highlight some important findings from the recent release of Giving USA 2023: The Annual Report on Philanthropy. This podcast will help you better understand giving trends in America and their implications for your organization. Together, let's arm ourselves with this relevant data to make more impact… all for the greater good.
Welcome to another episode of Outrage + Optimism, where we examine issues at the forefront of the climate crisis, interview change-makers, and transform our anger into productive dialogue about building a sustainable future. Last week Paul Dickinson, Dylan Tanner and our guests explored some of the good, the bad, and the downright dark side of government action on climate policy, or perhaps that should be inaction. This week, with the help of co-host Fiona Macklin, part two of Lifelines vs Deadlines will go beyond the politics and speak to industry and city leaders, lawyers and youth activists on the need for collective support around regulatory lifelines if the deadlines, climate science has set for us are to be met. Expert guests including: Mark Watts, Executive Director at C40 Cities Lord Adair Turner, Chair of the Energy Transitions Commission Paul Polman, Business leader, campaigner and co-author of ‘Net Positive: how courageous companies thrive by giving more than they take' Georgina Beasley, Secretary General at Net Zero Lawyers Alliance Joshua Amponsem, Founder, Green Africa Youth Organization and Co-Director - Youth Climate Justice Fund Shyla Raghav, Co-Founder, Chief Portfolio and Partnership Officer at TIME CO2 Dr Ellen Quigley, Special Adviser (Responsible Investment) to the Chief Financial Officer and Principal Research Associate (Climate Risk & Sustainable Finance) at University of Cambridge Please don't forget to let us know what you think here, and / or by contacting us on our social media channels or via the website. NOTES AND RESOURCES Paul Dickinson, Founder Chair at CDP LinkedIn Fiona Macklin, Senior Adviser, Groundswell at Global Optimism LinkedIn Dylan Tanner, Executive Director at InfluenceMap Twitter | LinkedIn | Website Mark Watt, Executive Director at C40 Cities Twitter | Instagram Lord Adair Turner, Chair of the Energy Transitions Commission Twitter Energy Transitions Commission Twitter | LinkedIn Paul Polman, Business leader, campaigner and co-author of ‘Net Positive: how courageous companies thrive by giving more than they take' Twitter | LinkedIn | Website Georgina Beasley, Secretary General at Net Zero Lawyers Alliance LinkedIn Net Zero Lawyers Alliance LinkedIn Joshua Amponsem, Founder, Green Africa Youth Organization and Co-Director - Youth Climate Justice Fund Twitter | LinkedIn | Facebook | Instagram Shyla Raghav, Co-Founder, Chief Portfolio and Partnership Officer at TIME CO2 Twitter | LinkedIn | Facebook | InstagramTIME and TIME CO2 Twitter | LinkedIn | Website Dr Ellen Quigley, Special Adviser (Responsible Investment) to the Chief Financial Officer and Principal Research Associate (Climate Risk & Sustainable Finance) at University of Cambridge LinkedIn Paper: Universal Ownership in Practice: A Practical Investment Framework for Asset Owners Paper: Universal Ownership and the Polycrisis: Social Norms, Feedback Loops, and the Double HermeneuticCredits: Series Producer: Catherine Harte Exec Producer: Sarah Thomas Producer/Sound Design/Editor: Clay Carnill Production Coordinator: Mandy Clark Social Media Manager: Kam-Mei Chak Communications Manager: Zoe Tcholak-Antitch Operations Manager: Katie Bradford It's official, we're a TED Audio Collective Podcast - Proof! Check out more podcasts from The TED Audio Collective Please follow us on social media! Twitter | Instagram | LinkedIn
Join The Aunties of Inclusion as we continue pushing forward diversity, inclusion and equity through growth and learning. In this week's episode, we are joined by Susan (Susi) Knight, President of Knight Consulting, Founder & Chair of 50/50 Women on Boards Houston Chapter. Susi shares her experience on transitioning from Corporate to pursuing her purpose. Join us as we talk about what it means to be authentic, our legacy, and the importance of having more women on boards. Susi owes her professional success to planning, persistence and determination. In August 2022, she transitioned from Corporate America to pursue her purpose. She is on a mission to help every human build mental fitness so they can fulfill their true potential for both happiness and positive contribution. Community involvement is integral to her daily life. She founded 50/50 Women on Boards and is a mentor to women business owners for Cherie Blaire Foundation. For three years, Susi earned The Points of Light President's Volunteer Service Award, which honors individuals whose service positively impacts communities.
In this special episode of the Going Places Podcast Camden sits down with political analyst Parker Malphrus. Parker is also the Founder/ Chair of the 4th District Teenage Republicans. We talk about how he got involved and interested in politics, his experience as of now, and the state of South Carolina. We also have a conversation about social networking and our future hopeful careers in politics. Sponsored by Wisefire Café and Stop 2 Shine. Follow us the podcast on its new Instagram at going_places_podcast
One of the Our Town Podcast's most requested guests is this week's guest, Toni Eberhart. Toni relocated to Huntsville in 2013 and, like so many others, has no plans to live anywhere else. Toni walks us through her journey of growing up in PA, meeting her husband Chad in high school, going to school in Philly, and then starting her career in Baltimore. But, she wanted to be with Chad, who had moved to Huntsville. Just as Toni poured all of her efforts to get to HSV, she has also put much time and attention to non-profits like Urban Engine and Launch 2035 - to name just a couple. She currently works for BAH and loves the work she is doing for NASA. However, as much as she loves to be involved with her work and her community - her family comes first. Toni talks about the pain that has come to her after losing both her parents in the past 6 years but also the joy that remains in her relationship with her sisters. In addition to her success as a hip hop artist and snowboarder, Toni's niece, Miranda, will be on tour as the Emcee of the Harlem Globetrotters in 2023, for which Toni has handled much of the PR work. If you enjoy the episode, please do remember to Like, Subscribe, and spread the word to others that may also enjoy the Our Town Podcast. Episode Timeline: 00:00 Start 00:48 Intro 05:45 Non-Profit Involvement 12:31 First Phone Story 14:11 Current role with BAH 20:00 Funny BAH/SAIC story 24:00 Early Career 28:30 Baltimore - 1st Free Internship 32:00 Encumbered Position 40:00 Crazy, Uncertain Times 46:15 Cross-Functional Teams 53:10 Mazda/Toyota 01:09:40 Taking a Risk 01:15:10 Carlisle, PA 01:22:47 Family Memories via Photos 01:30:00 Learning from Her Sister 01:34:49 More Family Memories via Photos 01:49:14 Game: "Name That Song" 01:54:27 Game: "The Quick 6" 02:01:48 Closing For more information on Urban Engine go to https://urbanengine.org For more information on Launch 2035 go to https://launch2035.org Host/Interviewer: M. Troy Bye, Owner, Our Town Podcast a brand of the Our Town Company, LLC Website: https://ourtownpodcast.net Spotify Channel: https://spoti.fi/3QtpT8z Audio available everywhere you get your podcasts. Just search for "Our Town Podcast"
Faisal Hoque is an accomplished entrepreneur, senior executive, author, thought leader, public speaker, and advisor to management teams and BODs with more than 25 years of cross-industry success. He is the founder of SHADOKA, NextChapter, and other companies; they focus on enabling sustainable and transformational changes.
Our Special Guest this week is Helen Fadipe MRTPI, Founder and Chair of the BAME Planners Network. Decisions of the Week: Decision of High Court in R(oaf CPRE (Somserset)) v South Somerset DC & ors [2022] EWHC 2817 dated 8th November 2022 allowing CPRE's application for JR & quashing the grant of planning permission for 5 buildings to store carnival floats on open land in the countryside on account of the apparent bias and predetermination of two members who had declared their interests, Council's Code of Conduct considered. Decision of the High Court in R (oaf Tesco Stores Ltd) v Allerdale BC & Lidl GB Ltd [2022] EWHC 2827, dated 8th November 2022 an attempt by Tesco to quash a decision to grant planning permission for a Lidl store on the basis of alleged failures in the officer's report to properly interpret and apply local plan policy SA49 and S30. Decision of an inspector dated 11th November 2022 allowing an appeal by Inland Homes against non-determination by Basildon Borough Council of an application for the demolition of the Lodge & the construction of 47 dwellings with vehicular access at Maitland Lodge, Southend Road, Billericay in the Green Belt. 2007 Local Plan and March 2022 withdrawal of 2014-2034 Local Plan. Decision of an inspector dated 31st October 2022 allowing appeal by Luton Halls Properties Ltd against the refusal of Luton Borough Council, of an application for the conversion & change of use from sui generis student accommodation to 132 C3 flats and demolition of on site warden bungalow at Lea Halls, Bute Street, Luton. Issues around change of use in the context of the Luton TC Masterplan Framework, efficient use of land, living conditions and impact on character & appearance, public realm & accessibility to the town centre.
In this special episode of The Switch, Lindsey Otto, Marketing & Communication Associate for Nonprofit HR, and Faith Boettger, Founder & Chair of Social4Good, catch up and explore Faith's stellar contributions to the sector! Tune in to hear Faith detail: - How meeting people where they are helps harness community members toward a shared vision - The ways her organization has brought together giving and connection through community collaboration - Why showing people what they can do, how they can do it and the impact of it drives engagement
Our guest today, Kendra Kincade, wears several hats, but she is most recognized as a celebrated Canadian Air Traffic Controller and Founder/Chair at Elevate Aviation. Kendra's introduction to aviation came later in life at age 24. She was a single mother of four with no aviation background at the time. At age 13, Kendra ran away from home and eventually settled in a foster home. She got married at age 18 and started growing her family. When Kendra found herself going through a divorce, hope seemed so fragile. Her mentor stepped in and introduced Kendra to the world of Air Traffic. This introduction led Kendra to find her passion in life.In my conversation with Kendra, she opens up about her childhood, marriage, motherhood, and divorce while pursuing a career in aviation. She also shares how by getting out of her comfort zone to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro, she discovered new opportunities to empower women with similar backgrounds and help them find their place in the industry.
We are joined by the Founder & Chair of Bugcrowd, Casey Ellis, to discuss where security research is today, where it is going, and many other aspects of how to think about securing systems.You'll learn:where security research is today, and where it is goingwhy businesses should be incentivized to secure systems (hint: not just because it's the right thing to do)how to think about security of open source systems________________________________GuestCasey EllisFounder, Chairman, and CTO of Bugcrowd [@Bugcrowd]On Twitter | https://twitter.com/caseyjohnellisOn LinkedIn | https://linkedin.com/in/caseyjohnellis________________________________HostTed HarringtonOn ITSPmagazine
We are joined by the Founder & Chair of Bugcrowd, Casey Ellis, to discuss where security research is today, where it is going, and many other aspects of how to think about securing systems.You'll learn:where security research is today, and where it is goingwhy businesses should be incentivized to secure systems (hint: not just because it's the right thing to do)how to think about security of open source systems________________________________GuestCasey EllisFounder, Chairman, and CTO of Bugcrowd [@Bugcrowd]On Twitter | https://twitter.com/caseyjohnellisOn LinkedIn | https://linkedin.com/in/caseyjohnellis________________________________HostTed HarringtonOn ITSPmagazine
Paul Dickinson, Founder Chair, CDP, shares how CDP works with investors to drive companies toward greater transparency by disclosing carbon emissions and other environmental indicators. He talks about how CDP is evolving in the face of new disclosure regulation, corporate disclosure trends, including expanding CDP's reach to include water and forestry. Paul also offers advice for those interested in careers in business and climate change. For transcripts and other resources, visit climaterising.org. Guest: Paul Dickinson, Founder Chair, CDP.
In this episode, Clint has a conversation with Bob Pearson, the Founder & Chair of The Next Practices Group, Chair of The Next Solutions Group, and CEO of The Bliss Group. Bob is also an author, speaker, and consultant, as well as an adjunct professor at The University of Texas at Austin. During their chat, Bob and Clint talk about the importance of knowing your audience when selecting messaging strategies, how to use marketing tactics to combat digital disinformation, and why aligning organizational priorities with societal needs serves to bolster both outcomes. Plus, a brief discussion on Mother Teresa…
What's the history behind the ingredients we love? Ndidi Nwuneli, Founder/Chair of Nourishing Africa, joins our host Michael Moore to discuss the origins and evolution of the food products we use every day. Ndidi shares her passion for retelling the story of African food and steps we can take to change the narrative.
From humble beginnings to one of the top CEOs in America---Host Rob Carmichael talks leadership and overcoming adversity with former Bucksport resident, Andy Silvernail, Founder, Chair & CEO of 5 Nails, LLC
Originally from Norfolk, and a member of the family which produced Britain's greatest naval hero, Philip's work within executive search over the past 14 years and as a Trustee has provided him with a unique opportunity to develop long term relationships with senior figures within the commercial, financial services, academic, public and not for profit sectors and within government and Parliament. He has served as the Founder Chair of the 7/7 Memorial Trust and as Vice Chair of Best Beginnings and currently serves as a trustee of Coram Beanstalk, the national literacy charity, Theodora Children's Charity, which brings music, magic, fun and laughter to children in hospitals, hospices and specialist care through visits from Giggle Doctors and as a Member of the Survivors Advisory Forum at the National Emergencies Trust. Philip has built an enviable reputation within executive search as a consequence of his understanding of the sectors within which he works, his connections, the strength and quality of the shortlists he is able to deliver and his palpable commitment to supporting clients to achieve the diversity they seek.
In this episode, our CEO, John Feddersen is joined by Paul Ezekiel, Founder, Chair and Chief Investment Officer of Amp Energy. Amp is primarily a renewable energy developer and operator with a focus across solar, wind and storage and with over 7GW of assets built or contracted since 2009. Amp is also a technology company and the Amp X platform contributes to accelerating the energy transition through a portfolio of disruptive technologies. Before Amp, Paul had a long history in the energy transition, being involved in clean energy for around two decades. Paul and John discuss: • Amp's strategy and battery investing • Investment in green hydrogen and at what point lithium-ion stops being the most cost effective storage solution • The best market design for enabling batteries to provide all of their benefits
LISTENShare with Friends & Family!In this week's From the Heart segment, Dr. Paul recites the Serenity Prayer: “Grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.” He urges us to step into Spring by embracing the joy and new life this season brings, even while confronting all the struggles that surround us. We can bring transformation to our world by moving forward in peace, standing for justice, [...]
Larraine Segil is a seasoned business woman whose career has spanned multiple industries and functions. She has been CEO of companies in healthcare, financial services and aerospace as well as building the leading consultancy in Strategic Alliance Services. She is a world renowned keynote speaker in Alliances, Supplier, Customer and Outsourcing relationship creation and management, and also talks on topics such as Corporate and Board Governance. Her talents are many also in the creative world of chlidrens music and storybooks, and she runs a family held agricultural holding company making cheeses, jams and relishes, and managing an urban farm. She is an author of 5 business books, multiple articles, cookbooks and a novel. She is passionate about giving back and mentors young women through her foundation and scholarships and through the Committee of 200 Women CEO's foundation. She presently serves on multiple boards, public, private and not for profit and provides services as an Executive Coach to selected CEO's. She is Founder, Chair and CEO of the Exceptional Women Awardees Foundation. She is featured at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larraine_Segil
Sustainability Stories: Balancing People, Planet and Profits
I hang on to every word Aradhana Khowala mentions here, as she is well informed and ferocious when it comes to Gender Equality and #BreaktheBias. I learned from her the appalling statistics that it will take an average of 136 years for women and men to reach parity worldwide instead of the 99 years; the gap to close increased by 36 years in the space of just 12 months! Look up the World Economic Forum 2021 Global Gender Gap article if you can't believe it. Yes, there is despair and actions required from CEOS, Corporations, and that's where Aradhana also shares in the episode messages of hope and inspiring examples where change is visible. Closer to my residence country, I learned how Dubai has shown bold thinking with visible commitments and leading from the front, leading by an example. Did you know in UAE there are: Nine women in the cabinet The average age is 38 The youngest minister is 22 years old Some of the topics we discuss in the episode are: 1) Despite the good intentions, we are yet to see results on the ground because of the lack of significant strides. The corporations are still taking baby steps which aren't translating to results 2) Gender Diversity and Tourism Industry: Tourism is the most gender-diverse sector in the world. We have more than 50% of women in our workforce. But the numbers at the top are appalling. We have less than 5% of women CEOs; less than 6% on chairs of the board of listed companies worldwide are women. 3) Examples of countries where Gender Diversity is prevalent and how they got there. 4) Lastly, the change needs to come from being ferocious advocates for change.
This interview was done during the AIA Conference in Las Vegas: 2019An Associate at WHA Inc, Meghana Joshi specializes in senior and affordable housing solutions. Her projects have been honored with multiple SAGE Gold, PCBC Gold Nugget, SoCal, Argentum, & NAHB awards. She received 2018 AIA California's “Associate” award and “Presidential Citation” honoring her commitment to the profession. At AIA Orange County, she is the Founder/ Chair of Women in Architecture Committee, and Director of Equity, Diversity & Inclusion. Under “Project Amplify” that she founded, she amplifies and celebrates voices and works of minority architects throughout the world with diverse projects. Furthering her passion for life/ safety in architecture, Meghana has invented an artificial intelligence powered smart device. She spoke at 2019 AECNext/ SPAR 3D Conference & A'19 Conference on “Enhancing Life & Safety through Artificial Intelligence”. Meghana's professional contributions were honored at “Say it Loud” exhibit at A'19 Conference, and she is one of the “Inspiring Moms of 2019” for OC Register.Postcript: Meghana is now at LITTLE, a firm specializing in multi-family housing located in Orange County, California.
In this shortened version of the original recording, each day leading up to COP26 in Glasgow, we will hear the response from these women to the question: If women's voices were equally represented at COP26 what difference would it make? Nameerah Hameed, Founder & Chair, Women in Energy Pakistan Energy Policy Consultant Building a stronger network of women in the energy sector. http://womeninenergy.pk/ www.SHEchangesclimate.org
My guest today is Brian Lenahan, Founder & Chair of the Quantum Strategy Institute. Brian and I speak about his new book “Quantum Boost”, the Quantum Strategy Institute, his predictions about a quantum winter and much more. We hope you enjoy this episode. Please let us know how we did by emailing hello@classiq.io
Nameerah Hameed, Founder & Chair, Women in Energy Pakistan Energy Policy Consultant Building a stronger network of women in the energy sector. http://womeninenergy.pk/ www.SHEchangesclimate.org
Her Story - Envisioning the Leadership Possibilities in Healthcare
In this special episode of Her Story, we are joined by Shikha Jain, the founder and chair of the Women in Medicine Summit. The conversation explores overcoming naysayers, asking for help, this year's WIMS conference, and more.
Our guest for today's podcast is Seema Hingorani, Managing Director at Morgan Stanley Investment Management and Founder/Chair of Girls Who Invest, a non-profit organization dedicated to increasing the number of women in portfolio management and executive leadership in the asset management industry. As part of the senior leadership team at MSIM, Seema is focused on strategic client relationships, investment talent development and diversity initiatives; She is part of the Diversity Council and Diversity and Inclusion Senior Leaders Advisory Council. Seema brings a unique perspective as she had been on the sellside as a banker and research analyst then buyside as long only then HF investor and ultimately became CIO for one of the world's largest public pensions, NYC Retirement System.It was here that she recognized the need for more women investors in the investment management industry and through an OpEd piece with Bloomberg planted a seed about the need for an organization like GWI which could help to create a pipeline of talented women investors. This has now become a highly successful organization which has helped > 800 women start a career in finance through training, mentorships and internships. Seema is a prolific speaker on the topic of a more robust inclusion of women in the corporate sector and most recently received the French Legion of Honor award and was the first AA to do so. She has numerous accolades including being recognized as one of 100 most influential women in U.S. finance by Barrons this year, as a 2019 Bloomberg 50 “Ones To Watch”, and Wall Street Women Entrepreneur of the Year in 2015 by Traders magazine. Join me today as Seema takes us through her personal and professional journey and describes her commitment to serving the greater good. Born in CT and raised in an immigrant family from India where her parents had an arranged marriage, Seema is the embodiment of the AA success story having gone from Yale to Wharton and worked at some of the most prestigious investment firms. She is a talented investor who has become a champion of leveling the playing field for women in the investment world. Seema has an entrepreneurial spirit, is engaging, passionate, a clear visionary, who attributes her success to her parents especially to her mother who inspired her to help others around her. Seema is a powerhouse figure in our industry and has succeeded in truly paving the way for women of all ages with her work at GWI as well as now at MSIM. Without further ado, here is my conversation with Seema Hingorani.
Government policies in response to the Covid-19 pandemic have reignited the universal basic income (UBI) debate, showing us the vital lifeline that income support can provide. In the US, Congress has distributed nearly $850 billion through three rounds of stimulus checks. In the UK, the furlough scheme and self-employed income support schemes have helped millions to keep their heads above water. But these measures are temporary and specific, so what can they really tell us about the viability of UBI?The Stockton Economic Empowerment Demonstration (SEED), a 2-year guaranteed income pilot which began pre-pandemic and concluded in March this year has published results showing that the recipients of an unrestricted, reliable $500 monthly income are happier, healthier and better able to find full time work. Could this be the way out of the crisis that we need? Is there scope for UBI to pick up where the crisis-response income-support schemes end? And critically, can UBI really address persistent imbalances in poverty, income, and wealth?Former Stockton Mayor, Founder & Chair of Mayors for a Guaranteed Income and driving force behind SEED, Michael Tubbs, and co-chair of the Economic Security Project Natalie Foster join us to explore SEED's findings and what a year of state-funded income support means for the UBI debate.#RSAUBIThis conversation was broadcast online on the 20th May 2021 . Join us at: www.thersa.org
In the PR/comms industry, we counsel clients on how to incorporate DE&I into their ever day practices. But, following our own advice from our recent Trust Barometer of, “getting your own house in order” is something we dive into in this week's episode. Lisa Osborne Ross, our U.S. CEO, talks with Paul Holmes, Founder and Chair of Provoke Media (formerly known as The Holmes Report), about unconscious bias, workforce diversity and what DE&I in communications will look like in the future.
Kumaravadivel Guruparan gives a talk as part of the Oxford Transitional Justice Research (OTJR) Seminar Series. In 2015, Sri Lankan witnessed regime change that removed President Mahinda Rajapaksa from power. Mahinda Rajapaksa was the President who led the war against the LTTE to its finish in 2009, a war in which thousands of Tamil civilians were killed. The regime change in 2015 was characterised by many of its supporters as a change that would deliver transitional justice. The new regime also employed the language of transitional justice, particularly in the UN Human Rights Council, in its attempt to divert calls for international accountability and justice for crimes committed during the war. The regime was short lived and fell in 2019 returning another Rajapaksa, Gotabaya Rajapakasa the war-time Defence Secretary as President. This talk will seek to explore the politics of identifying the regime change in 2015 as a transitional moment in Sri Lanka. As a general proposition, it will problematise using 'regime change' as an indicator for transition in deeply divided societies. It will argue that a Transitional Justice narrative that is aligned to the liberal peace tradition is bound to fail given that it fails to engage with the structural issues that inhibit democratic change. It will further argue that misplaced optimism generated by such thinly conceived transitional justice efforts may in fact hurt victims and survivors. Dr Kumaravadivel Guruparan served as an academic attached to the Department of Law, University of Jaffna, Sri Lanka between 2010 and 2020 serving as Senior Lecturer at the time of resignation. He served as Head of the Department between January 2017 and November 2019. He is also a practicing attorney and has appeared as lead counsel in a number of cases relating to post-war human rights issues in Northern Sri Lanka including in cases relating to the right to memory, the rights of families of the disappeared and post-war land issues. He is a Co-founder of the Tamil Civil Society Forum and Founder Chair of the Adayaalam Centre for Policy Research, based in Jaffna, Sri Lanka. He holds an LL.B (Hons) from the University of Colombo, Sri Lanka, a BCL from Balliol College, University of Oxford and a PhD from University College London in Public International Law and Comparative Constitutional Law. He was awarded the Chevening Scholarship in 2010 and the Commonwealth Scholarship in 2013. Guruparan was at the Bonavero Institute of Human Rights as a Research Visitor between October 2020 and January 2021.
76: Fundraising During A Perfect Storm (Chris Carnie) SUMMARYHow do you fundraise during a perfect storm? Nonprofit leaders are challenged in numerous ways right now, and face uncharted territory in terms of the fundraising environment in which they must operate. While Chris Carnie’s work originates primarily in the UK and Spain, he brings a global perspective to not only the elements of the storm we must understand, but also ways to better navigate through it. In episode #76 of the Path Podcast, Chris and I discuss how this “storm” is affecting the mindset of many philanthropists, why the concept of venture philanthropy is something we must learn, and specific ways nonprofit leaders can advance their careers using prospect research and strategy.ABOUT CHRISChris Carnie has worked in fundraising since 1980, initially with the Muscular Dystrophy Group, Voluntary Service Overseas and Kings College Hospital, London, and was a researcher in the House of Commons. In 1990 he co-founded Factary, Europe’s leading prospect research agency. In 1993 he became the first advancement researcher to be elected a Fellow of the Institute of Fundraising, and in 1999 the first to be appointed a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts (RSA). He was Founder Chair of Researchers in Fundraising, the Institute of Fundraising special interest group, and is a member of the Association of Professional Researchers for Advancement (USA) of the Association Française de Fundraisers (France) and of the Asociación de Profesionales de Fundraising (Spain). Chris has also been involved in the development of venture philanthropy in Europe since 2003, as a member of the Finance and Funding Group of the European Venture Philanthropy Association. He is the management level trainer in major gift fundraising at ESSEC for the Association Française de Fundraisers’ postgraduate course. Chris has written several books on fundraising and philanthropy, including Find the Funds – a New Approach to Fundraising Research, Fundraising from Europe, and his latest book, How Philanthropy is Changing Europe. EPISODE TOPICS & RESOURCESChris’ book recommendation: Darren McGarvey’s Poverty SafariAnother global episode: #68 Mike Smith’s 3 “C’s” of Nonprofit LeadershipAND: #40 Andrew Hollo’s What Do I Do with My Nonprofit's Strategic Plan?
How is sexual orientation considered in the modern workplace? How has the LGBTQ+ community been affected by COVID-19? What practical steps can people take to be an active ally beyond Pride and rainbow lanyards?This week Yasmin talks with Honorary QC, MBE, and Founder & Chair of InterLaw Diversity Forum, Daniel Winterfeldt.Yasmin and Daniel talk about how the InterLaw Diversity Forum focuses on cultural change in the workplace to foster inclusion for diverse talent in the legal sector and promote meritocracy across all sectors.They also discuss the need for law firms and businesses to follow through on their commitments to cultural change in the legal workplace and how this can lead to wider systemic change for all. Find out more at TR.com/TheHearing
Hosts Bridget Albert & Julie Milroy welcome Garrett Oliver - Brewmaster for Brooklyn Brewing and Founder/Chair of the Michael James Jackson Foundation for Brewing & Distilling.
Hosts Bridget Albert & Julie Milroy welcome Garrett Oliver - Brewmaster for Brooklyn Brewing and Founder/Chair of the Michael James Jackson Foundation for Brewing & Distilling.
On today’s show, host Christopher Gorog has a conversation with Ambareen Sirai, PhD, Professor and Director of Cybersecurity Education Research & Outreach Center Comp Science at Tennessee Tech and Founder/Chair at WiCyS . They discuss computer science and cybersecurity education, as well as the research that those in academia are doing regarding cybersecurity and how this research is used throughout the industry. Listen and join in on the conversation! Visit our sponsors: Cyber Resilience Institute BlockFrame Inc. SecureSet Academy Murray Security Services
Highlights: [4:35] Accepting the happiness of the moment - How to enjoy the journey [21:35] What's the actual return of investing in yourself? [37:52] Making your future into your present. Meet Larraine Segil: Larraine Segil is a South African-born entrepreneur, attorney, adviser, lecturer, author, board member, and cheesemaker! She is renowned as the leading guru in strategic alliances having written 5 books on the topic and built (and sold) the leading consultancy in the area after being CEO of entrepreneurial companies in health care and aerospace advanced materials distribution. She taught Executive Education on Alliances at Caltech for 24 years. She is a Professor at Southwestern Law School on Business Alliances and has been a professor in the Straus Center Masters Program in Dispute Resolution at Pepperdine ( #1 in the USA). Her Mentoring Methodology for the Exceptional Women Awardees program is proprietary and brings her partnering expertise into a metrics-driven, year-long program that has proven results. Bottom line: Larraine is amazing both professionally and personally. Connect with Larrraine: website: www.ExceptionalWomenAwardees.com ... Want more InJoy? LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffbaietto/ Instagram: jeff.baietto injoyglobal.com ... Want more wisdom and happiness in your own life? Come get that and more for FREE at InJoyDaily.com
One phrase we keep hearing throughout this COVID-19 saga are the words "new normal." What exactly will our “new normal” be when this is all over? In this Get Yourself Optimized episode, Dr. Daniel Kraft joins me to discuss what healthcare and society should expect in the next several months. Daniel is a Stanford & Harvard trained physician-scientist and innovator. He is an Aspen Health Innovator fellow, Chair of Medicine for Singularity University, and Founder & Chair of Exponential Medicine, a program that explores the convergence of technology and its potential to reshape healthcare. If you want to be prepared for post-COVID health, tune in to learn more about the future of medicine. The show notes, including the transcript and checklist to this episode, are at getyourselfoptimized.com/246
“Fundie” whizz Geoff Wilson bet big to back his financial judgement at just under 40 years of age: HOW he took his life savings of $500,000 & turned them into a massive business investing and growing other people’s money. 21 years later he now has $3.5 billion in funds under management. And find out just how much of a factor in that success was running a book on the Caulfield Cup, as a schoolboy?
This week we met were joined by Hayden Sutherland, Founder & Chair of Open Transport Initiative who was in London to attend the Transport Ticketing Global event. We discussed how the team had developed (& made open source!) the first Open Standards for Transport and Mobility account interoperability. Think Open Banking for mobility...
Florence Drummond, the Founder & Chair of Indigenous Women in Mining and Resources Australia (IWIMRA), shares her inspiring story of creating a community of women who advocate for increased visibility and opportunities for indigenous professionals in Australian mining. Florence also shares her experience and takeaways from her presentation at the United Nations 63rd Commission on the Status of Women this year.
Join us for the conclusion of this timely and informative conversation on how to be a trans* ally and how to create a trans* friendly workplace, featuring Rachel Reese, Managing Director, Global Butterflies, and Leng Montgomery, Diversity & Inclusion Lead, Cushman & Wakefield. Hosted by Daniel Winterfeldt, Founder & Chair, InterLaw Diversity Forum.
Join us for part one of this timely and informative conversation on how to be a trans* ally and how to create a trans* inclusive workplace, featuring Rachel Reese, Managing Director, Global Butterflies and Leng Montgomery, Diversity & Inclusion Lead, Cushman & Wakefield. Hosted by Daniel Winterfeldt, Founder & Chair, InterLaw Diversity Forum.
Join our conversation with trailblazing global composer, DJ, remixer and producer, Tracy Young. Tracy has "officially re-mixed" for 100+ artists and racked up over 50 No.1 Billboard Club Chart Hits, including her most recent No.1 remix of Madonna's "I Rise" for Pride. Hosted by Daniel Winterfeldt, Founder & Chair of the InterLaw Diversity Forum.
Join us for part two of our conversation with internationally recognised photographer and activist, Magnus Hastings, known for his dynamic celebrity and drag queen portraits, exploring his life and body of work. Hosted by Daniel Winterfeldt, Founder & Chair of the InterLaw Diversity Forum.
Join us for our conversation with internationally recognised photographer and activist Magnus Hastings, known for his dynamic celebrity and drag queen portraits, exploring his life and body of work. Hosted by Daniel Winterfeldt, Founder & Chair of the InterLaw Diversity Forum.
Part two of an interview with civil rights, LGBT+ and trans activist, Mia Yamamoto, exploring her journey from birth in an internment camp for Japanese Americans during World War II to her very public transition in the world of LA law. Hosted by Daniel Winterfeldt, Founder & Chair of the InterLaw Diversity Forum.
Part one of an interview with civil rights, LGBT+, and trans activist, Mia Yamamoto, exploring her journey from birth in an internment camp for Japanese Americans during World War II to her very public transition in the world of LA law. Hosted by Daniel Winterfeldt, Founder & Chair of the InterLaw Diversity Forum.
Part two of an interview with iconic Sex and the City stylist Patricia Field, recorded at her ARTFashion pop-up at Art Basel in Miami. Co-hosted by Daniel Winterfeldt, Founder & Chair of the InterLaw Diversity Forum, and legendary DJ, producer, and remixer Tracy Young.
Part one of an interview with iconic Sex and the City stylist Patricia Field, recorded at her ARTFashion pop-up at Art Basel in Miami. Co-hosted by Daniel Winterfeldt, Founder & Chair of the InterLaw Diversity Forum, and legendary DJ, producer, and remixer Tracy Young.
Leveraging digital tools like machine learning AI to improve consumer’s interactions and engagements
Summary slide / text available at: http://www.gregoryschmidt.ca/writing/exponential-medicine-day-4-2018 Exponential Medicine, Day 4 - Cool Stuff Summary (Nov 7 2018) A collection of the most interesting ideas and slides of the day. ----- Sessions / Speakers Exponential Medicine, Day 4 - Cool Stuff Summary (Nov 7 2018) NOV 7 Exponential Medicine, Day 4 - Cool Stuff Summary (Nov 7 2018) FUTURE TECHNOLOGY A few notes from the last day of Exponential Medicine 2018 - Day 4. I was able to watch via live-stream on YouTube. You may be interested in the Notes from Day 1, or Notes from Day 2, or Notes from Day 3. Day Four Wednesday, November 7, 2018 Session 23: The Morning After? Politics, Policy & What Just Happened Session 24: Augmenting Biology and Reversing Aging 24.1 Andrew Pelling Scientist & Founder, Pelling Lab 24.2 Amy Wagers PhD Professor of Stem Cell and Regenerative Biology, Harvard University Pioneering Longevity with Peter H. Diamandis & Bob Hariri Peter Diamandis MD Executive Founder and Director, Singularity University, Founder and Executive Chairman, XPRIZE Foundation Bob Hariri, MD, MPH Founder, Chairman & CEO, Celularity David Karow MD PhD CEO, Human Longevity Inc Osman Kibar PhD CEO, Samumed Art and Medicine with Andrew Paul Leonard Session 26: Crystal Ball: Creating the Future of Healthcare Janet Foutty Chair and CEO, Deloitte Consulting Doug Beaudoin Principal, Life Sciences & Healthcare, Deloitte Pat Combes Worldwide Technical Leader, Healthcare & Life Sciences, Amazon Web Services Diane Hammon Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer, Moffitt Cancer Center Session 27: Democratizing Technology for Global Health David Bray PhD Impact & Disruption Faculty, Singularity University, Executive Director, People-Centered Internet, President, Hu-manity.org Peter M. Small, MD Rockefeller Fellow Alex Kumar MBBS Global Health Physician, NHS National Institute for Health Research Ralph Simon FSRA Chief Executive, Mobilium Global Session 28: Converting Insights into Action: What Happened at xMed. What Does This Mean? What's Next? Tom Wujec Founder, The Wujec Group Will Weisman Executive Director, Summits, Singularity University Daniel Kraft MD Faculty Chair for Medicine, Singularity University and Founder & Chair, Exponential Medicine
Please Subscribe, Comment and get in touch For topic and guest suggestions, please use the following link: https://www.nz365guy.com/podcast Full show notes available https://www.nz365guy.com/32 Guest Profile Larry Lentz is a 35+ year veteran in the computer industry. He founded Lentz Computer Services to serve small businesses in 1989. He specialized in Small Business Server since it first came out. He has also specialized in CRM products starting with ACT! in the very early 90s, moving to GoldMine in the late 90s, and Microsoft Dynamics CRM in 2004. Larry is a Past President of the Alamo PC Organization in San Antonio, Texas. He currently chairs the Alamo CRM/xRM IT Pro Group, and the local D365/CRM Study Group which meets each Saturday morning, which he has lead since 1997. The study group is studying for certification in Microsoft Dynamics 365. He is also Founder & Chair of the San Antonio D365/CRMUG Regional Chapter.Larry is Microsoft Certified Trainer focusing on D365/CRM courses. In this Episode San Antonio and great things about Texas Culinary Delights of San Antonio Events and happenings in San Antonio Career beginnings in the Army and Vietnam War Life Choices Larry’s Taco Talk and Teaching Career Impacts of the MVP Award MVP Peers Books & Other Resources Mentioned Packet Radio Controller - https://packet-radio.net/ Contact Details LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/larry-lentz-aaa2003/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/crmlarry Website: http://www.lentzcomputer.net/default.aspx Your Host is Mark Smith – nz365guy Business Solutions MVP LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/nz365guy Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/nz365guy Instagram: http://Instagram.com/nz365guy Blog: https://www.nz365guy.com/blog/ Music Credit The Happiness of Larry by radiotimes (c) copyright 2012 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial (3.0) license
Alan Oakes offers perspective on the contract review process within USDA-FAM and how to seek small business opportunities within the agency.The Small Business Success Tips podcast is hosted by Neil McDonnell, Founder & Chair of the HUBZone Chamber of Commerce, President of SV Mac Pack, Inc., a Veteran-Owned, HUBZone certified firm specializing in training, scanning and records management. Neil is a small business mentor, coach and trainer that is committed to helping small businesses achieve their goals.Participation of guest or views expressed do not constitute an endorsement of any kind.
Albert Garza, GSA Region 7 (Ft Worth, TX) offers valuable tips for how small businesses connect with business specialists, maximizing the benefits of outreach events, 'doing the contracting officer homework for them!'The Small Business Success Tips podcast is hosted by Neil McDonnell, Founder & Chair of the HUBZone Chamber of Commerce, President of SV Mac Pack, Inc., a Veteran-Owned, HUBZone certified firm. Neil is a small business mentor, coach and trainer committed to helping small businesses achieve their goals.Participation of guest or views expressed do not constitute an endorsement of any kind.
Albert Garza, GSA Region 7 (Ft Worth, TX) offers valuable tips for how small businesses connect with business specialists, maximizing the benefits of outreach events, 'doing the contracting officer homework for them!'The Small Business Success Tips podcast is hosted by Neil McDonnell, Founder & Chair of the HUBZone Chamber of Commerce, President of SV Mac Pack, Inc., a Veteran-Owned, HUBZone certified firm. Neil is a small business mentor, coach and trainer committed to helping small businesses achieve their goals.Participation of guest or views expressed do not constitute an endorsement of any kind.
In this episode, Neil McDonnell interviews Brent Owens, SBA Procurement Center Representative based at Hill Air Force Base in Utah supporting agencies spread across three states.Brent Owens (Hill Air Force Base) discusses purchasing trends for Air Force bases, regional training for small business and contracting officers, market research and the SBA's All Small Business Mentor-Protégé program.The Small Business Success Tips podcast is hosted by Neil McDonnell, Founder & Chair of the HUBZone Chamber of Commerce, President of SV Mac Pack, Inc., a Veteran-Owned, HUBZone certified firm. Neil is a small business mentor, coach and trainer committed to helping small businesses achieve their goals.Participation of guest or views expressed do not constitute an endorsement of any kind.
In this episode, Neil McDonnell interviews Brent Owens, SBA Procurement Center Representative based at Hill Air Force Base in Utah supporting agencies spread across three states.Brent Owens (Hill Air Force Base) discusses purchasing trends for Air Force bases, regional training for small business and contracting officers, market research and the SBA's All Small Business Mentor-Protégé program.The Small Business Success Tips podcast is hosted by Neil McDonnell, Founder & Chair of the HUBZone Chamber of Commerce, President of SV Mac Pack, Inc., a Veteran-Owned, HUBZone certified firm. Neil is a small business mentor, coach and trainer committed to helping small businesses achieve their goals.Participation of guest or views expressed do not constitute an endorsement of any kind.
Alan Oakes offers perspective on the contract review process within USDA-FAM and how to seek small business opportunities within the agency.The Small Business Success Tips podcast is hosted by Neil McDonnell, Founder & Chair of the HUBZone Chamber of Commerce, President of SV Mac Pack, Inc., a Veteran-Owned, HUBZone certified firm specializing in training, scanning and records management. Neil is a small business mentor, coach and trainer that is committed to helping small businesses achieve their goals.Participation of guest or views expressed do not constitute an endorsement of any kind.
Southern Sense, conservative talk with Annie "The Radio Chick" Ubelis, and "CS" Bennett. Informative, fun, irreverent and politically incorrect, you never know where we'll go, but you'll love the journey! Southern-Sense.comTrevor Loudon is an author, filmmaker and public speaker from Christchurch, New Zealand. For more than 30 years, he has researched radical left, Marxist and terrorist movements and their covert influence on mainstream politics.Some of Trevor’s accomplishments:The Enemies Within, was released in 2016.In Collaboration with the Capital Research Center, Trevor Loudon and Director Judd Saul, a series of mini-documentaries free to the public: America Under Siege: Civil War 2017 America Under Siege: Soviet Islam America Under Siege: AntifaJoe Dugan, Founder & Chair of the The South Carolina Tea Party Coalition is a group of like-minded Tea Party and Grassroots organizations whose mission is two-fold, both at the State and Federal levels, to restore our Constitution to its rightful place as the Law of this Land. SCTPC Convention, January 20, 2018Dedication: Detective Sean Matthew Suiter, Baltimore City Police Department, Maryland, End of Watch Thursday, November 16, 2017
Southern Sense, conservative talk with Annie "The Radio Chick" Ubelis, and "CS" Bennett. Informative, fun, irreverent and politically incorrect, you never know where we'll go, but you'll love the journey! Southern-Sense.comTrevor Loudon is an author, filmmaker and public speaker from Christchurch, New Zealand. For more than 30 years, he has researched radical left, Marxist and terrorist movements and their covert influence on mainstream politics.Some of Trevor’s accomplishments:The Enemies Within, was released in 2016.In Collaboration with the Capital Research Center, Trevor Loudon and Director Judd Saul, a series of mini-documentaries free to the public:America Under Siege: Civil War 2017America Under Siege: Soviet IslamAmerica Under Siege: AntifaJoe Dugan, Founder & Chair of the The South Carolina Tea Party Coalition is a group of like-minded Tea Party and Grassroots organizations whose mission is two-fold, both at the State and Federal levels, to restore our Constitution to its rightful place as the Law of this Land. SCTPC Convention, January 20, 2018Dedication: Detective Sean Matthew Suiter, Baltimore City Police Department, Maryland, End of Watch Thursday, November 16, 2017
Southern Sense, conservative talk with Annie "The Radio Chick" Ubelis, and "CS" Bennett. Informative, fun, irreverent and politically incorrect, you never know where we'll go, but you'll love the journey! Southern-Sense.comTrevor Loudon is an author, filmmaker and public speaker from Christchurch, New Zealand. For more than 30 years, he has researched radical left, Marxist and terrorist movements and their covert influence on mainstream politics.Some of Trevor’s accomplishments:The Enemies Within, was released in 2016.In Collaboration with the Capital Research Center, Trevor Loudon and Director Judd Saul, a series of mini-documentaries free to the public: America Under Siege: Civil War 2017 America Under Siege: Soviet Islam America Under Siege: AntifaJoe Dugan, Founder & Chair of the The South Carolina Tea Party Coalition is a group of like-minded Tea Party and Grassroots organizations whose mission is two-fold, both at the State and Federal levels, to restore our Constitution to its rightful place as the Law of this Land. SCTPC Convention, January 20, 2018Dedication: Detective Sean Matthew Suiter, Baltimore City Police Department, Maryland, End of Watch Thursday, November 16, 2017
Southern Sense, conservative talk with Annie "The Radio Chick" Ubelis, and "CS" Bennett. Informative, fun, irreverent and politically incorrect, you never know where we'll go, but you'll love the journey! Southern-Sense.com Trevor Loudon is an author, filmmaker and public speaker from Christchurch, New Zealand. For more than 30 years, he has researched radical left, Marxist and terrorist movements and their covert influence on mainstream politics. Some of Trevor’s accomplishments: The Enemies Within, was released in 2016. In Collaboration with the Capital Research Center, Trevor Loudon and Director Judd Saul, a series of mini-documentaries free to the public: America Under Siege: Civil War 2017America Under Siege: Soviet IslamAmerica Under Siege: Antifa Joe Dugan, Founder & Chair of the The South Carolina Tea Party Coalition is a group of like-minded Tea Party and Grassroots organizations whose mission is two-fold, both at the State and Federal levels, to restore our Constitution to its rightful place as the Law of this Land. SCTPC Convention, January 20, 2018 Dedication: Detective Sean Matthew Suiter, Baltimore City Police Department, Maryland, End of Watch Thursday, November 16, 2017
According toNAWBO, National Association of Women Business Owners there are more than 9.4 million firms that are owned by women, employing nearly 7.9 million people, and generating $1.5 trillion in sales as of 2015. However, only 8.1 percent of top earners and 14.6 percent of executive officers in corporate America are women. With social media we now have the power to build our own public platforms, and for women, this new reality provides an opportunity to completely bypass traditional power structures. The number of people connected on Facebook is roughly equal to China’s population and being online, women business owners have the power to reach more individuals, build stronger communities and have a greater impact than ever before. This evening we will be discussing the power of webinars for women in business and how they can be used as a tool for branding and marketing products and services. My special guest is Valerie Brown-Baul, Founder & Chair of Spiritual Path Alliance.
Marco Cereste talks about his political and business career. How he contributed as Leader of Peterborough City Council and how he communicated his vision with developers and stakeholders. He also talks about his property business and gives advice on how to fund your business in the early stage, how to save money and control the costs of your enterprise. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Marco Cereste talks about his political and business career. How he contributed as Leader of Peterborough City Council and how he communicated his vision with developers and stakeholders. He also talks about his property business and gives advice on how to fund your business in the early stage, how to save money and control the costs of your enterprise.
YouTube video here! Topics Include: - The NH Free State project - Teacher's unions - Voting practices - Trump's party affiliation About the Guests: - Former attorney, activist and writer Carla Gericke is the president of the Foundation for New Hampshire Independence. She is president emeritus of the Free State Project, and spent the past eight years attracting liberty activists to New Hampshire to pursue freer lives. - Christina Tobin, Founder & Chair of Free and Equal, loves to fight the good fight… for US voters. She’s making a career of helping honest, earnest candidates to run for political office. Currently, Tobin is organizing a follow-up to Free and Equal’s successful 2014 United We Stand Festival. The UWS Fests will feature celebrities, leaders and speakers, musical performers, artists and intellectuals who are socially and politically engaged. If you like this content, please send a tip with BTC to: 1444meJi7YjgQGNg3U8Z6qYZFA5cgz4Gmj More Info: TatianaMoroz.com CryptoMediaHub.com Vaultoro.comfreeandequal.org nhindependence.org Friends and Sponsors of the Show:TheBitcoinCPA.comCryptoCompare.comFreeRoss.orgThirdKey.SolutionsSovrynTech.comSexAndScienceHour.com
For anyone who looks at our government today and says, “Everything seems great to me. No room for improvement here,” well, today’s conversation is not for you.Now that that person has stopped listening, here’s what the rest of America can learn from today’s talk: The problem is even worse that you thought. While most discussion on fixing government deals with the politics and the posturing, we instead might want to focus on something much more difficult to fix: Nobody is actually in charge. A mountain of overlapping, contradictory and often unnecessary laws, regulations, oversight committees and more seem designed specifically to block responsibility and accountability – and ensure the status quo.So how did we get here? How can we get out? And where is the leadership?Few think about the need to simplify and clarify American government, policies and laws more than Philip K. Howard: Lawyer, author and thoughtful critic of the areas of our political system many others seem to ignore. He is Founder & Chair of Common Good and his new book is “The Rule of Nobody: Saving America from Dead Laws and Broken Government.”
The Pan African Holiday Kwanzaa - Its Meaning and Relevance Towards Building an African Renaissance Please join us as we interview Brother Mwalimu Wesley Kabaila. He is a long time community activist, social critic/lecturer sustainable developer and Green consultant. His roots are in the Black Student Movements of the 60's and the Black Cultural Nationalist Movement. His credentials include, founding co-member of Kwanzaa, Former Vice Chair;US organization (which founded Kwanzaa ), and founder and Chair of the Congress of African People. Mr. Kabaila is a dynamic speaker and a passionate advocate of what he defines as the New African Personality (Man and Woman). He subscribes to a redefinition of the African man and woman who are knowledgeable, intelligent, bold, audacious, strong, progressive, and spiritual. He brings an innovative view and perspective of how People of African descent must re-introduce themselves to history and humanity as a free, proud and productive people and make a positive contribution to the forward flow of societal growth and development. Further, he adheres to the position that African Americans and other Diasporans must pursue the creation, re-creation and circulation of cultural imperatives which re-enforces their identity, purpose and direction and enhances their ability to attain political and economic self-reliance in a world which remains indifferent to their ability and/or capacity to create human progress. Mwalimu Kabaila, as the Founder/Chair of the National African American Congress, prescribes a path and map by which Africans engage in a process of attaining Self Determination, Self Respect, Self Defense and Self
© 2020-2025 Ivy Podcast Discovery LLC
